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In this task, you'll explore the metaphorical use of terms to understand programming concepts. Metaphors are a powerful way to visualize and explain complex ideas by relating them to everyday objects or actions.

Container is used metaphorically to describe variables as things that can hold and store different data, much like how a container can hold different items.

The actions fill and empty describe how you can add or remove data from variables, similar to how you might fill a water bottle or pour the water out.

Locked boxes describes constants as secure, unchangeable containers, emphasizing they can't be changed once set.

The phrase keep the same contents highlights that the data in constants does not change, like a box that is locked and always holds the same things inside.

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Think of variables as BLANK that you can BLANK and BLANK, and constants as BLANK boxes that keep the same BLANK .

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containers

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It metaphorically represents variables, emphasizing their ability to hold various types of data that can be changed over time.

fill

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It describes adding data to variables.

empty

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It is the process of removing data from variables.

locked

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It emphasizes that constants are secure and cannot be changed once they are set, similar to a box with a lock.

contents

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It refers to the data held within constants, which remains the same throughout the program.

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